Executing SQL Server Stored Procedure from Perl
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This article illustrates how to setup a development environment using Perl and SQL Server on the following platforms: Microsoft Windows, Red Hat Linux, and Sun Solaris. Step by step, you can learn, and may choose, the best way that fits into your own requirements.
Stored procedures are intensively used in SQL Server-based development today. The Perl language is the most useful administration language on the Unix/Linux environment. Since Web technologies have risen in popularity, Perl also became a main development language for Internet-based development. Perl programming, such as CGI, Fast-CGI, mod_perl, Apache::ASP (very similar to Microsoft’s ASP 3.0), and Embedded-perl are used to create dynamic web pages and have become very successful web solutions.
Today’s website cannot leave out database support. Combining Perl and SQL Server (Sybase or Microsoft) is a natural way for those companies who want to migrate from traditional client-server architectures to Internet-based architectures for expanding their business. New companies also benefit from low ownership and cost by choosing a Perl and SQL Server solution.
In this article, I will show you how to setup a development environment using Perl and SQL Server on the following platforms: Microsoft Windows, Red Hat Linux, and Sun Solaris. Step by step, you can learn, and may choose, the best way that fits into your own requirements.
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